Carpenter v. Carpenter
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 50 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL PROM MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT. 'CITED Myers’s Code, p. 371. 2 B. Monroe, 284. Civil Code, sec. 126. 6 Mumford, 358. 13 Johnson, 430. 6 Ohio State Rep. 207. 6 Bosw. 363, Cnme v. Cowles. 1Litt. 177, Wood v. Waters. 1 Litt. 63, Thomas v. Thomas. Waterman on Set-off, &c., 478. Herman on Estoppel, 296-302. 6 B. Mon. 658, Howard v. Coke. 1 Pothier on Obligations, part 1, article 3, section 4. 9 Bro.
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Case 50 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL PROM MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT. 'CITED Myers’s Code, p. 371. 2 B. Monroe, 284. Civil Code, sec. 126. 6 Mumford, 358. 13 Johnson, 430. 6 Ohio State Rep. 207. 6 Bosw. 363, Cnme v. Cowles. 1Litt. 177, Wood v. Waters. 1 Litt. 63, Thomas v. Thomas. Waterman on Set-off, &c., 478. Herman on Estoppel, 296-302. 6 B. Mon. 658, Howard v. Coke. 1 Pothier on Obligations, part 1, article 3, section 4. 9 Bro. Chancery Rep. 175, Heathcote v. Poignon. 2 Peere Williams, 203, Clarkson v. Hanway. 5 Dana, 182, Cruise v Christopher’s administrator. 7 B. Monroe, 195, James, &c. v.…
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Pryor
Citarles Jones in his life-time, by a deed dated the 16th of June, 1843, conveyed to the appellee, Michael Carpenter, for the alleged consideration of five hundred dollars in hand paid, a tract of one hundred acres of land, lying in the county of Bath. Jones, the grantor, died in the year 1859, leaving the appellants, Robert and Lucinda Carpenter, in possession of this land, and they refusing to surrender to appellee the possession, and ásserting an interest therein as heirs of Charles Jones, the appellee instituted this action of ejectment against them for its recovery, making the deed to…
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